Level Limits

[Aplus]

Earlier in this thread there was mentioned a fix to the cleric, or an update to the cleric from the beta. Where can I find that?

Thanks,

Aluvial

In the stickied "resources" thread:
http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... 91&start=0

[phg]

Earlier in this thread there was mentioned a fix to the cleric, or an update to the cleric from the beta. Where can I find that?

Thanks,

Aluvial

Here's a stickied thread in this forum with many resources, including the cleric update you mentioned.

http://www.goodman-games.com/forums/vie ... 60&t=14791

edit: Doh! I had a cached page and didn't see Aplus's reply...

[Thane]

With the cap level set at 10, are the designers going to have an optional rule similar to Pathfinder, wherein you can increase (or decrease I guess) the number of xp needed to increase a level?

For example:

Fighter
......................XP needed
Level.......Low.......Medium........High
2.............3,000.......5,000.........7,000

I include the 'Low' rate for completion sake.

[Harley Stroh]

Aw, you don't need us for optional XP rules. Do what suits your game!

Although, that said, something like this would be a fine addition to one of the annuals.

//H

[Ogrepuppy]

Do what suits your game!

This is, in essence, Rule #0 and Quoted for Truth.

[onearmspence]

Aw, you don't need us for optional XP rules. Do what suits your game!

Although, that said, something like this would be a fine addition to one of the annuals.

//H

Harley it is possible for you to tell us a little bit more about the annuals?

It is open to all?

How we could apply?

What sort of articles will be published on them? (optional rules, class variants, magic, monsters, maps, artwork, one page adventures)?

[Harley Stroh]

Harley it is possible for you to tell us a little bit more about the annuals?

It is open to all?

How we could apply?

What sort of articles will be published on them? (optional rules, class variants, magic, monsters, maps, artwork, one page adventures)?

Sure. As I'm sure everyone is aware of by now, the core rules were created with the express expectation that Judges would adapt, tweak and house rule the game to their own satisfaction. Rather than include pages of potential variants (any one of which might meet the needs only a small group of readers), we opted to provide a solid core that could serve as a foundation for Appendix N style roleplaying.

But there are a lot of good variants out there, some of which have been proposed on these very same forums. And once folks are able to play with the entire rule set, I suspect we are going to see a lot more house rules popping up, especially around multiclassing, new races, etc. We don't want these to be lost, hence the Annuals.

Once we have the core book out, and the deluge of adventures begins to hit stores, we'll be open again for adventure submissions. And at some point (next spring, perhaps?) we’ll specifically put out a call for submissions for the Annual.

This won’t be your only chance to contribute to the DCC RPG. I know Joseph also has plans for a dungeon design competition, and he usually has a couple things up his sleave that I don’t even hear about.

So, short version ...

• Pitches for new adventures: once the core book is out
• Pitches for Annual: once announced
• Dungeon Design competition: soon, but maybe not until the core book hits

//H

[Thane]

Sounds awesome!